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British UNIMA Bulletin Issue 103 March 2000

by: Robert Fowler

Publication date: 2000-03-01
Topics: Another assortment of puppetry from around the world. Stephanie Green, In Wayang Kulit in Bali, relates her backstage view of a traditional performance by famous dalang, I Wayan Wjja. Peter Charlton provides a detailed review of the 19th Ogόlnopolski Festival Teatrόw Lalek and Robert Fowler the Banská Bystrica Festival organised by Anton Anderle which marked the 80th anniversary of the founding of the family’s theatre inRadvaň. Dirk Hansen describes the Berlin Puppet Theatre Museum and Robert Fowler rehearses the Puppentheater vs Figurentheater argument. Penny Francis reviews Romeo e Giulietta by Teatro Carretto and announces a new UNIMA publication. All the above is mixed in with Robert’s Media Watch, and much home news including an account of a performance of Maria Marten by the Tiller-Clowes Victorian Marionettes at the Theatre Museum.
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Language: English
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Another assortment of puppetry from around the world. Stephanie Green, In Wayang Kulit in Bali, relates her backstage view of a traditional performance by famous dalang, I Wayan Wjja.

Peter Charlton provides a detailed review of the 19th Ogόlnopolski Festival Teatrόw Lalek and Robert Fowler the Banská Bystrica Festival organised by Anton Anderle which marked the 80th anniversary of the founding of the family’s theatre inRadvaň. Dirk Hansen describes the Berlin Puppet Theatre Museum and Robert Fowler rehearses the Puppentheater vs Figurentheater argument. Penny Francis reviews Romeo e Giulietta by Teatro Carretto and announces a new UNIMA publication. All the above is mixed in with Robert’s Media Watch, and much home news including an account of a performance of Maria Marten by the Tiller-Clowes Victorian Marionettes at the Theatre Museum.